Zigmund & Shtain K 332.41 S, Use And Installation Manual

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The filters are not washable nor re-useable 

and must be replaced at maximum every 

four months. 

To assemble the carbon filter it is necessary 

to:

- remove the metal anti-grease filters 

(Fig.4M)

- if present, extract the 'easy-clean' panel 

(Fig.4N) by unscrewing the 4 screws.

- remove the carbon filter unscrewing the 

screw (Fig.2)

INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS

This hood has been arranged to be installed 

above a cooktop. It can be used in 2 ways:

•EXHAUST MODE (Fig.3A):

 the kitcken va-

pours are purified by the metal anti-grease 

filters and carried outside through a ducting 

system.

•RECIRCULATING MODE (Fig.3B):

 the 

kitcken vapours are purified by the metal 

anti-grease filters and an activated carbon 

filter (sold separately), then conveyed back 

into the kitchen through the eyelets impres-

sed on the upper chimney.

We suggest to have installation carried out 

by qualified personnel, in compliance with 

all the current regulations and in particular 

with the ones concerning air exhaust and 

electrical connection.The manufacturer 

cannot be held liable for damages caused 

by improper installation or if it has not been 

carried out according to the state-of-the-art.

IMPORTANT

•The appliance must be installed at a mini-

mum height of 650 mm from an electric coo-

ker stove, or 750 mm from gas or combined 

cooker stoves (Fig.3). 

•If a connection tube composed of two parts 

is used, the upper part must be placed out-

side the lower part. 

•Do not connect the cooker hood exhaust to 

the same conductor used to circulate hot air 

or for evacuating fumes from other applian-

ces generated by other than an electrical 

source.

•Take care when the cooker hood is opera-

ting simultaneously with an open fireplace 

or burner that depend on the air in the 

environment and are supplied by other than 

electrical energy, as the cooker hood remo-

ves the air from the environment which a 

burner or fireplace need for combustion. 

•Provide adequate ventilation in the envi-

ronment for a safe operation of the cooker 

hood. 

•Follow the local laws applicable for external 

air evacuation.

•Use screws and screw anchors suitable for 

wall (e.g. reinforced cement, plasterboard) 

for the mounting of the cooker hood. Where 

screws and screw anchors are supplied 

ensure that they are suitable  for the type 

of wall where the cooker hood is to be 

mounted.

COMPONENTS >

 see Fig.4

EXHAUST MODE INSTALLATION

• Drill the holes of the bracket 

Z

  to the 

ceiling  at the center of your cooktop. Lock 

the 

Z

 bracket to the ceiling using 4 screws 

(Fig. 5).

• Attach the telescopic lower 

H

  of the hood 

C

  to the body with 4 screws (Fig. 6)

• Thread the upper connection E and within 

the body of the hood 

C

 (Fig. 7)

• Attach the telescopic bracket 

G

  to the 

bracket  

Z

 with 4 screws (Fig. 8)

• Attach the two side brackets 

U

  to the 

telescopic structure than  

G

 with 2 screws on 

both sides (Fig. 9)

• carry out for exhaust mode only 

Connect through a connecting tube, the 

flange of Ø 150 mm (Fig. 4

Y

) to the drain 

hole. In the event that the apartment is 

equipped with a pipe outside air connection 

of Ø 210mm apply a reduction.

•Attach the telescope 

G

  to the lower  

H

  with 

4 screws (Fig. 10). Adjust the height so that 

the underside of the hood is at a distance 

of not less than 650 mm from the cooking 

surface (Fig. 3).

•Slide the upper connection and up and 

secure with 4 screws in the holes of the 

brackets 

U

 (Fig. 11).

RECIRCULATING MODE ISTALLATION

In order to transform your cooker hood 

from the exhaust version to the recircula-

ting version, ask your local retailer for the